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Good Shepherd Sunday: The World Day of Prayer for Vocations

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The most famous Psalm in the Bible is that which we hear proclaimed this Sunday – the 23rd Psalm.  Almost every Christian knows it. Those powerful words—”The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want…Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I fear no evil; for you are with me; your rod and your staff – they comfort me”—are often proclaimed at funerals, or other liturgies. It speaks of a profound trust in God, despite the difficulties and trials of life. The Psalm contains words of Christian hope, that speak of a confidence in Christ and His Resurrection to overcome all of life’s challenges, and that this living God who has destroyed death, is with us all the time. Continue reading →

First Friday Memorial Mass: May 5, 2023 at 7 PM

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The parish will celebrate the monthly memorial Mass on First Friday, May 5, at 7:00 pm to commemorate the anniversaries of the deceased friends and family members of parishioners. This Memorial Mass on May 5 will also include the names of all deceased loved ones whose anniversaries are both in April and May. To enroll a family member for whom there is an anniversary of death, please call the parish office ahead of time during office hours.

Try Alpha

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St. Peter’s is looking to host an in-person Alpha series the program will run every Wednesday evening starting from May 17- June 28, 2023, 7:00- 9:00 pm in the Church auditorium.  If you’re interested in joining, please register via email, by no later than Friday May 5, 2023. We can be contacted at contactus@stpeterstoronto.ca

What is Alpha?
Alpha is a series of interactive sessions that freely explore the basics of the Christian faith

Who’s it for?
Alpha is for anyone who’s curious. The talks are designed to encourage conversation and explore the basics of the Christian faith in a friendly, open environment. No question is out of bounds and you are free to discuss as much or as little as you want.

How does it work?
Alpha is typically 7 sessions.  Each session includes food, a short talk and discussion where you can share your thoughts and ask questions. There’s no pressure, no follow up and no charge.

How much is it?
There’s usually no charge to attend Alpha, though some places may ask for a contribution towards food.

Course Information
For further question email: contactus@stpeterstoronto.ca